The phrase "and if permitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a condition where something is allowed or authorized, often in formal or polite contexts.
Example: "I would like to present my findings, and if permitted, I will also share my recommendations for future research."
Alternatives: "if allowed" or "if authorized".
Extramarital coitus, particularly by wives, is generally condemned and, if permitted, is allowed only under exceptional conditions or with specified persons.
I would suggest that, while expensive, a ticket to the Met is far less than airfare to Namibia, and if permitted, the operatic stage can be transformed into an artistic sanctuary.
"We were struck by the fact that the native hunters and ranchmen on such days continually lost themselves and, if permitted, travelled for miles through the forest either in circles or in exactly the wrong direction".
But this assumption is, as I think, entirely without foundation, and, if permitted by the courts to be made practically applicable, would amount to a disregard of the express mandate of the Constitution that private property shall not be taken for public uses without just compensation.
The reserve levels (both floors and ceilings) are set by law and are equal to 100%, or slightly more, of its monetary liabilities (notes, coins, and, if permitted, deposits).
While they were in prison, Hoover wrote: "Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman are, beyond doubt, two of the most dangerous anarchists in this country and if permitted to return to the community will result in undue harm".
There are 23,000 taxis in Bucharest, and none if permitted to sound its horn within the city limits, the custom… Childhood reminiscences.
There are 23,000 taxis in Bucharest, and none if permitted to sound its horn within the city limits, the custom of tipping taxi drivers has never been introduced.
Last year's farm bill, signed by President Barack Obama, included a measure that allows industrial hemp production for research by colleges and universities if permitted by state law.
Of course, I also know full well that those in power will never listen, and that, if permitted by the American people, they will continue on their path of delusion and folly until hell freezes over.
Just last year, President Barack Obama signed the farm bill, which included another measure introduced by Polis that legalized limited industrial hemp production for research purposes by colleges and universities if permitted by state law.
